OTTAWA Liberal MP William Amos and Government House Leader Pablo Rodriguez are calling for an investigation into who took and shared a photo of Amos when he “accidentally” appeared nude in a non-public view of the virtual House of Commons on Wednesday. Amos who has represented the Quebec riding of Pontiac since 2015 has apologized for the error, explaining that he was changing into work clothes after coming back from a jog and was unaware that his camera on, revealing himself to his parliamentary colleagues. “The past 24 hours have been difficult at a professional and personal level, but I will not allow this to distract me from the work of representing my Pontiac constituents and Canada,” Amos said in an updated statement on Thursday evening.
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OTTAWA Government House Leader Pablo Rodriguez is calling for an investigation into who took and shared a photo of Liberal MP William Amos when he “accidentally” appeared nude in a non-public view of the virtual House of Commons on Wednesday. Amos has apologized for the error, explaining that he was changing into work clothes after coming back from a jog and was unaware that his camera on, revealing himself to his parliamentary colleagues. I sincerely apologize to my colleagues in the House of Commons for this unintentional distraction. Obviously, it was an honest mistake and it won’t happen again, said Amos in a statement on Wednesday night.
iPolitics AM: Bernier, Sloan, Hillier to deliver anti-lockdown message By Kady O Malley. Published on Apr 15, 2021 6:01am The End The Lockdown caucus, which includes Maxime Bernier, Derek Sloan and Randy Hillier, will be on Parliament Hill today.
Canadians may soon get a sneak peek at how the Conservatives will vie for their votes during the next election when
Erin O’Toole hits the stage at a downtown Ottawa hotel later this morning for what the party or at least the advisory is billing as an “important policy announcement.” (11 AM)
At press time, there was no word either official or unofficial on exactly what that might involve, although the fact that O’Toole’s on-camera appearance will be preceded by a “background briefing suggests that it could include more details on one or more of the components in his recently released five-point “recovery plan,” which pledges to “recover the one million jobs lost during the pandemic within one yea
iPolitics By iPolitics. Published on Apr 15, 2021 6:01pm A sign at Toronto s Mount Sinai Hospital (Richard Lautens/Toronto Star)
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Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole announced his party’s climate plan today, which includes a price on carbon that he refused to acknowledge is what his party has called a “carbon tax” for the last decade. He said the proposal is not a carbon tax because Ottawa does not collect the tax and the consumer price on carbon would fund a personal low-carbon savings account, O’Toole said. Canadians could use the savings from this account for green purchases, like bicycles, transit passes or electric
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